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Facebook Aims to be Web's Universal ID (E-Commerce Times)
Facebook said it will expand Facebook Connect, its universal log-in service, to integrate functionalities with more third-party Web sites. Originally announced at the social network's f8 conference in July, Facebook Connect is part of the next iteration of Facebook Platform and allows users to bring their Facebook account information, friends and privacy to other third-party sites.
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Panel looks at teen cyber bullying, identity theft (Bellevue Reporter)
When Internet access for many kids is only a touch away on their iPod or a click away on the mouse, parents are presented with new challenges regarding their safety online.
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The End of Online Anonymity (ReadWriteWeb)
It seems we're approaching a new age here on the Internet. Instead being anonymous, faceless IP addresses, social computing and changing technologies have allowed the lines between the "real" world and the "virtual" world to blur. Web 2.0 helped create a world where your identity is revealed in bits and pieces as you share snippets of your life online - a photo here, a Stumble there, a tweet, ...
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Social Networking Online: Is it Safe? (Carteret County News-Times)
(ARA) - With literally millions of people using social networking sites on the Internet, don't be surprised if you find your coworker on MySpace or even your grandma on Facebook. Social networking isn't just for teens, and adults are joining virtual communities in increasing numbers.
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On Web, social sites can sometimes bite (The Sentinel)
It has never been easier to get in trouble while catching up with friends.
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Social Networking Rule No. 1: Don't Be Stupid (TechNewsWorld.com)
It has never been easier to get in trouble while catching up with friends. Social networking sites such as Facebook and MySpace are great ways to reconnect with old acquaintances and meet new ones. But posts can be problems -- the work rant you didn't expect the boss to see or the photos your old roommate posted that document your familiarity with keg stands.
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Barack Obama wants you (to spill your secrets) (Salon.com)
Prospective White House employees must cough up an unprecedented amount of detail about their online activity. Is the new administration being smart -- or scary?
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On Web, social sites can sometimes bite (PhysOrg)
It has never been easier to get in trouble while catching up with friends. Social networking sites such as Facebook and MySpace are great ways to reconnect with old acquaintances and meet new ones.
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Citysearch seeks tips from Facebook friends (Chicago Tribune)
Everyone's a critic on the Internet.
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Web posting can cost job, CMS cautions (The Charlotte Observer)
(By Ann Doss Helms, ahelms@charlotteobserver.com) Offensive posts on Facebook, MySpace and other networking sites can cost Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools employees their jobs, a district official warned in a memo sent to more than 19,000 employees Tuesday. The warning reinforces what one elementary-school teacher learned the hard way: Last week she was suspended and recommended for firing after ...
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